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    blake
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    I’m trying to setup a bootpd proxy with a 10.6.2 Server system. Any changes I make to /etc/bootpd.plist are lost after a minute or so. It appears that bootpd is clearing any changes.

    How should I go about making these changes permanent?

    Thanks,
    blake

    #377521
    blake
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    Yep netboot relay is the goal.

    #377540
    blake
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    Ok got a little help from our apple SE on this one..
    Turns out the syntax I was using to modify the /etc/bootpd.plist was wrong (not surprised). The servermgrd attempted to verify the contents of the bootpd.plist and decided they where invalid. It then renamed the file to /etc/bootpd.plist-corrupted and created a new /etc/bootpd.plist from scratch (big surprise).

    Here is the code I ended up getting to work.
    [code]
    relay_enabled
    relay_ip_list

    10.0.0.2

    [/code]

    So if you are hacking up config files and the changes are flushed check for a -corrupted version of the file.

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